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Guy-line Assault or Citizen Tree Rescue

Guy-line Assault or Citizen Tree Rescue

Posted on December 3, 2016by cmay
Pocket knife. The bulge above the straps demonstrates how the downward phloem flow is being constricted by staking straps being left on too long. Nutrients & water will push up from the roots through the inner xylem, but not flow down at the end of the season.
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